Poll: how do you watch your movies?

Jan 18, 2001
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We just got a DVD player and its pretty cool. Great vidio and audio quality! hehehe AND my wife asked how to rewind the DVD! hahahah she is usually pretty damn smart...must of had a brain fart.
 

Viper GTS

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Oct 13, 1999
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DVD rentals, mainly. Netflix rocks!

Panasonic RV31S + 27" Wega.

My mom told my sister to rewind a DVD too, we teased her about it all night.

:D

Viper GTS
 

wesman

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Aug 30, 2000
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Have you ever rented a DVD that had the "Be Kind, Rewind" sticker on the inside of the case? I have. Now that is stupid.
 

kami

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Oct 9, 1999
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Add another choice to your poll. I only buy DVDs, I never rent. I've rented maybe 2 DVDs but I own around 80.
 

Electric Amish

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Oct 11, 1999
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Usually buy or rent DVD's.

I rarely look at the VHS anymore. Just hangin on to the few tapes I have that aren't on DVD yet. :)

amish
 

kikokam

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Aug 9, 2001
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rent and buy DVD's... but usually my friends would download movies off the web and burn a copy for me :D
 

goog

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Considering how much I'm paying for all that TV, there's more than I have time to watch.
 

Mo0o

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actually i just have people that travel to china on a regular basis bring back all da latest dvds and movies. they have rush hour 2 and kiss of the dragon on DVD already. hehehe
 

Tauren

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<<how do you watch your movies?>>

With a box of Kleenex and vase..ooohh...heh...sitting on the couch.
 

vi edit

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No set ways for me. I still horde VHS movies because they are dirt cheap and I buy a lot of comedies and the benefits of DVD just don't do that much for that type of movie.

For rentals, I nab the 3 VHS for 3 nights for $3.00. On the nights when I can get two DVD's for $3.50 I'll go that route.

As for purchases, I hit blockbuster up for their $7.99 used DVD deals or their $3.99 used VHS tapes. Best Buy has also been offering pretty decent DVD deals as of late.